अब GST कम होगा 🔥 स्वतंत्रता दिवस पर सरकार की घोषणा | STOCK MARKET INDIA

Brief Summary

This video discusses Prime Minister Modi's Independence Day speech where he announced upcoming GST reforms expected in October. These reforms aim to reduce the tax burden on daily essential products, potentially lowering prices and benefiting consumers and MSMEs. The government is considering reducing the GST on many items from 12% to 5% and from 28% to 18%, which could positively impact the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and benefit the FMCG sector.

  • GST reforms are expected in October, potentially reducing prices on daily essentials.
  • The government aims to simplify taxation and reduce the tax burden.
  • FMCG sector is likely to benefit the most from these changes.

Introduction

The video starts with greetings for Independence Day and mentions Prime Minister Modi's speech at the Red Fort. The speech touched on various topics, including GST (Goods and Services Tax). GST is an indirect tax collected by the government on goods and services, impacting everyday consumers.

Understanding GST and Current Tax Slabs

The video explains how GST works with examples like biscuits and shampoo, where an 18% tax is applied. It outlines the four main GST slabs: 5%, 12%, 18%, and 28%. Essential products face lower taxes, while luxurious items like refrigerators and ACs are taxed higher at 28%.

Upcoming GST Reforms Announced by PM Modi

PM Modi announced that GST reforms are expected by October, aiming to reduce the cost of daily essentials. He mentioned that these reforms would benefit MSMEs (Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises) and ease the tax burden. The goal is to simplify taxation and bring the next generation of GST reforms.

Details of Proposed GST Rate Changes

Government officials have indicated potential changes in GST rates. While taxes on items like cigarettes and liquor might remain high (around 40%), the focus is on reducing taxes on daily needs. Currently, 90% of taxable items in the highest GST bracket of 28% may be shifted to 18%, and many items taxed at 12% could see a reduction to 5%. The 18% and 5% slabs are expected to remain mostly unchanged.

Impact and Benefits of GST Reforms

The GST reforms are expected to lower the Consumer Price Index (CPI), as daily essential products become more affordable. The FMCG (Fast-Moving Consumer Goods) sector is likely to benefit significantly. Companies like HUL, Britannia, ITC, and Tata Consumer could see positive impacts. Consumers will also benefit from reduced prices, as products currently taxed at 28% become cheaper when taxed at 18%.

Conclusion and Final Thoughts

The government's actions are viewed as beneficial for the country's economy and individual consumers. The changes are expected to simplify taxation. Viewers are encouraged to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and stay tuned for updates.

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0:03 Hello friends. So today is 15th August 2025. First of all friends, on my behalf, I wish all the countrymen a very happy Independence Day. Friends, like every time, this time also the Prime Minister of India Modi ji was standing in the Red Fort and giving his speech on Independence Day. So he actually touched upon many topics. Like indirectly sending a message to the US or directly countering Pakistan which was recently receiving nuclear threat from there. While saying this, Modi actually touched upon the topic of GST also. Now see, GST means Goods and Services Tax, which is a tax that the government collects every day from common people like you and me. For example, suppose you take a small biscuit from the market,

0:50 which is available in every area in India, earlier I thought it was around ₹3, even today it will be available for around ₹5.1, so on top of this also, friends, the government collects 18 taka i.e. 18% GST from you, remember whether you buy a small packet of biscuits for ₹3 or ₹5 or buy a big packet of ₹50 or ₹100, 18% tax is imposed on it, friends, GST. Ok? This is basically an indirect tax. Or let's say in daily use like people use shampoo. Even on this the government charges 18% tax from you. No matter which brand of shampoo you use. Ok? So there are different categories wise which levy GST on the products. There are four categories of such friends. Mainly if we talk about some products,

1:37 remember the government levies 5% tax on some products. I will write it down for you once. The government levies 5% tax on some products. After that, the second GST slab is of 12%. On some products, like now I showed you some products like shampoo, biscuits , cookies. On top of this, they take 18%. You can reach above this also. Some such luxurious items like your refrigerator, AC, on which the government charges 28% GST. So see, GST is continuously in different slabs. Now see what exact statement has come from Modi ji, first I want to tell it to you. After that I will explain you in detail. Understand what I am saying carefully. Look for double Diwali next Jan GST reform by October. So friends, in October

2:23 some big changes are going to happen in GST , reforms are going to happen. The item to get cheaper, which Prime Minister Modi ji clearly said that the item to get cheaper, the product will be cheaper and will be available at a cheaper price. Why will I get it? Because the government will impose the term GST on that particular product, today PM Modi was giving his Independence Day speech through Red Force, he also gave this message or he also gave this message to the people of India. Well, exactly what his wording was, I want to read it out to you once, what he said, see, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday announced a double Diwali bonza for the people of India, saying that the next generation of Goods and Services Tax, that is, GST reform will be rolled out by

3:08 October this year. So first of all in October it will be presented to the people and after that it will also be implemented within a few days. Well, what he said after that, see, in he addressed the nation on Independence Day, the Prime Minister said that GST rationalisation will help lower the cost of daily essentials, so he actually did not mention any particular product, like I just explained to you that there are four slabs, 5%, 12%, 18%, 28%, so here he did not mention any particular slab or any particular product, but he clearly mentioned here that the products which we use daily, daily needs products, daily essential products and benefit the MSMEs. MSMEs will get benefits. Well after that see what he said next in his statement? We have

3:55 reduced the tax burden. So the government wants to reduce the tax burden. wants to reduce taxation in the country over the last eight years we have made taxation easier. So the government wants to simplify the taxation process further. Prime Minister Modi said during his address adding that this Diwali the government will bring next generation of GST reforms. So, friends, I think that it is clear that some big announcement can be made next October, i.e. around Diwali, in which the Prime Minister will clearly convey the message that the tax levied by the GST government on daily essential products will be reduced. Now friends, this question must have come to your mind that Sir, which products or how much percentage can the price be reduced? If you could

4:41 give me some ideas, it would be great. So friends, I will show you that also. Look, this is published on another website here. Actually, some government officials said in an interview given by ANI that look, Centre proposes new GST rate of 5% and 18% on cigarettes to attract 40%, so here one more thing has been added by the government official. There are some such products like cigarettes, liquor products, liquor types of things. Ok? The government will allow the 40% tax it levies to remain there. There will be no change in that. But the products which are a daily need and which we use daily will actually have less tax. Now see how much percentage it will reduce. First, you look here. Ok? Because this is actually the main thing. See, it is clearly mentioned here that the agency report also mentions that 99% of the items are such

5:29 items on which today the government levies 12% tax. There are such items, such products on which the government levies 12% tax today. After changing and shifting it, 5% tax will be charged. So what could be better than this? That means that today the government has imposed 12% GST on such products or the government will reduce the GST to 5%. Well then come to the next paragraph and see according to agency report near 90% of taxable items which are currently the highest GST bucket 28% are proposed to be shifted to 18%. So friends, there are many such products like, I already gave you some examples of products like refrigerator, TV, your AC

6:17 in which the government actually gives 28%, there are many such products. I am just giving examples of two or four products. There are lots of products. There are thousands and lakhs of products on which the government charges 28% GST. He will be shifted at 18%. So mainly, before this, the reform which will happen here, before this the government used to levied tax at 5%, 12%, 18 % and 28% and now it has become 40%, that one means at an extreme level in which cigarette etc. have come, they are addictive things, that is a matter of later. Ok? But mainly if we talk about daily needs, there were four slabs, then it will be reduced to 5% and 18%. So, it means that here the 12% in the middle will go

7:02 away and this 28% will go away. 5% and 12% will remain, so the simple thing here is that there will be no change in the 18% that was there. Please try to understand what I am saying carefully. The 18% and 5%, as soon as the government levies 18% GST on any product today, there will be no change in it. Or 5%, there will be no change in that. Where will the change take place ? Which is 12% will become 5%. And the 28% will become 18%. Is it cleared ? So I would say that this is actually correct and look at this, you will say Sir, what will be the benefit in this? Now look at everything, we are investors in the market. We also need to know in which areas it will provide benefit. The first thing that will be beneficial here is that look at the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data of India which has come out recently, on Tuesday, in this week, we saw that it has

7:49 reached the lowest position in 8 years. This will reduce further. Why will it decrease? Because clearly here the hint we have got is that the daily needs products, such as the daily essentials that we use, then automatically the Consumer Price Index inflation i.e. CP inflation will decrease further, so the consumer data of India will be better and better and investment will come, isn't it? Along with this, a particular sector will naturally get the most benefit, friends which sector can you guess, tell us by commenting, so yes friends, if you guessed that it is FMCG sector, then you are absolutely right because this product that is being talked about or a little hint given by Modi ji is mainly daily essential i.e. FMCG products, in that a lot of your chaals, dal,

8:36 wheat, biscuits, shampoo, soap, which we people buy for daily essential purposes, we use them from morning till night, FMC products, there will be GST reform somewhere in that very well and I would say somewhere that countries like you and me If you are a citizen of the country, it will also give you a lot of relief in terms of price because the price as of today, suppose the price of a particular product is 100 Taka, suppose for example the price of a product is ₹100 and GST has been added to it, say 28%, then after adding GST, it will become 128, so when the same product will come down from 28% to 18%.

9:22 So, how much will the product that was selling for ₹128 today sell for tomorrow? After implementation for ₹18. So to a large extent our pockets will also be saved. Isn't it? So there will be benefits on both sides. Well, let's talk about the rest, many companies will benefit from FMC. For example, see, HL is done, your Britannia is done. Basically which is a core FMC sector company. Look at ITC, it may be that it manufactures cigarettes etc. But still there is a huge revenue source from your FMC products also. So ITC will also get benefit or Tata Consumer is a very big company in this sector. It is a very old company or a small company, if we talk about Emami Liment or Miss Vector, cookies, biscuits, there are many such companies which manufacture FMC products. Ok? So, I would say that look, this

10:09 action of the government is very beneficial from the country's point of view, that is, from the economic point of view, and it is very beneficial from an Indian's point of view as well. So let's see what happens next. Now you will know this thing in October. But it is certain that taxation will become easy here to a large extent. So friends, if you have understood everything then it is fine, if you have any doubts, any confusion, ask by commenting. Well one more thing friends, I would request all of you that if you liked the video till now, please like the video and please subscribe to the channel and do click on the notification bell icon nearby and remember that the outcome of the meeting between Trump and Putin will come out tonight. So don't forget to watch tonight's video at 10:30. So see you in the next video. Take care, bye. Victory

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